Meet Open Space Outfitters (OSO) Basecamp. This 2022 Mercedes Sprinter 4x4 is built for the long weekend that starts with a race bib or a trailhead and ends with your legs done and your gear still organized. Based in the Vail Valley, OSO gets you, your bike, and your crew to the start line, the singletrack, or the next big hike with room to spare and comfort to match.Set up for how you train and race:• 4x4 drivetrain for confident handling on mountain roads, gravel, and shoulder-season conditions getting to trailheads and race starts• 2 bike racks — load up and roll straight from camp to the trail• Extended 47-gallon gas tank for fewer stops• Outdoor propane-heated shower to rinse off after a long run or a muddy ride• A/C for hot drives and recovery-friendly nights• Solar power + 12V + USB hookups to keep watches, lights, and devices charged• Seats 5, sleeps 2-3 — bring your crew or your training partners. Built in RV queen size bed and Luno AIR Pro van front cab mattressGood to know: OSO doesn’t have a built-in sink or fridge, think capable basecamp, not luxury glamper. Add on a Yeti cooler and/or camp stove to cover the basics for a long weekend out. If a full kitchen setup is a must, this might not be your van. If you want a 4x4 that gets you and your gear to the start line or the trailhead and gets out of your way once you’re there, OSO is built for you.Autres points à signalerNo smoking or vaping of any kind inside the van (including cannabis). It’s a tough smell to fully clear and we want every guest to start with a fresh cabin.No pets — we know, we’re sorry! OSO just isn’t set up for furry travel companions right now.Gear happens — just give it a quick reset before it comes back inside. Muddy bikes, dirty trail shoes, and sweaty packs are part of the deal with this van, and we love that. Just hose off or wipe down muddy gear before loading it back in, and toss sweaty or wet gear in a bag rather than packing it loose. It keeps the cabin fresh for you on day two and for the next renter after you.We also ask that you stick to gravel, dirt, and mountain roads for the 4x4. OSO is capable, but it’s not a rock crawler, so please skip technical trails or anything that could put it somewhere it shouldn’t be.Treat OSO well and we’ll keep making sure it’s ready for your next trip too.
Meet Open Space Outfitters (OSO) Basecamp. This 2022 Mercedes Sprinter 4x4 is built for the long weekend that starts with a race bib or a trailhead and ends with your legs done and your gear still organized. Based in the Vail Valley, OSO gets you, your bike, and your crew to the start line, the singletrack, or the next big hike with room to spare and comfort to match.Set up for how you train and race:• 4x4 drivetrain for confident handling on mountain roads, gravel, and shoulder-season conditions getting to trailheads and race starts• 2 bike racks — load up and roll straight from camp to the trail• Extended 47-gallon gas tank for fewer stops• Outdoor propane-heated shower to rinse off after a long run or a muddy ride• A/C for hot drives and recovery-friendly nights• Solar power + 12V + USB hookups to keep watches, lights, and devices charged• Seats 5, sleeps 2-3 — bring your crew or your training partners. Built in RV queen size bed and Luno AIR Pro van front cab mattressGood to know: OSO doesn’t have a built-in sink or fridge, think capable basecamp, not luxury glamper. Add on a Yeti cooler and/or camp stove to cover the basics for a long weekend out. If a full kitchen setup is a must, this might not be your van. If you want a 4x4 that gets you and your gear to the start line or the trailhead and gets out of your way once you’re there, OSO is built for you.Autres points à signalerNo smoking or vaping of any kind inside the van (including cannabis). It’s a tough smell to fully clear and we want every guest to start with a fresh cabin.No pets — we know, we’re sorry! OSO just isn’t set up for furry travel companions right now.Gear happens — just give it a quick reset before it comes back inside. Muddy bikes, dirty trail shoes, and sweaty packs are part of the deal with this van, and we love that. Just hose off or wipe down muddy gear before loading it back in, and toss sweaty or wet gear in a bag rather than packing it loose. It keeps the cabin fresh for you on day two and for the next renter after you.We also ask that you stick to gravel, dirt, and mountain roads for the 4x4. OSO is capable, but it’s not a rock crawler, so please skip technical trails or anything that could put it somewhere it shouldn’t be.Treat OSO well and we’ll keep making sure it’s ready for your next trip too.